Jodi Storozenko

RMIT Bachelor of Textiles (Design)
www.jodistorozenko.cargo.site
@jodistorozenko

Can you reconstruct parts of yourself once so important but now lost? Or, more importantly, would you choose to?

Printing previously undeveloped photographs taken in a different stage of my life onto knitted squares, I deconstructed and reknit each one. 144 individually knitted squares, 12 photographs printed 12 times each.
Never becoming what they once were, every square is unique and new.

With a whisper of their original state, their beauty only exists because of where they began.

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RMIT Bachelor of Textiles (Design)

Can you reconstruct parts of yourself once so important but now lost? Or, more importantly, would you choose to?

Printing previously undeveloped photographs taken in a different stage of my life onto knitted squares, I deconstructed and reknit each one. 144 individually knitted squares, 12 photographs printed 12 times each.
Never becoming what they once were, every square is unique and new.

With a whisper of their original state, their beauty only exists because of where they began.

Title: epoch (detail) | Dimensions: 1.9m x 1.9m | Description:photographs digitally printed onto knit squares, deconstructed, reknit, and assembled together |Materials: 100% Australian Merino wool yarn and water-based pigment ink.

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